Pages

Tuesday, October 12, 2010

NCP (PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE)

ASSESSMENT

S:

Nurse umuubo and sumusuka ako ng dugo, sumasakit pati ung tiyan ko.” As verbalized by the patient.

O:

>(+) hematemesis

> coughing

>DOB

>pale in appearance.


DIAGNOSIS

Risk for aspiration related to vomiting secondary to ulcer.


PLANNING

After 8 hrs of nursing intervention the client will be able reduce risk for aspiration


INTERVENTION

>assess for airway, breathing and circulation of the client

>Elevate head of bed (HOB) at least 30* at all times.

>position patient in left lateral decubitus.

> make sure oral-tracheal suction machine at the bed side.

>Administer IVF as prescribed

>Administer meds as prescribe.

>Provide emotional support to client, explain all procedures.

> Provide prescribed diet.

>Prepare client and his family for surgical intervention if required for recurrent ulcer, hemorrhage, or perforation.


RATIONALE

>Protection of the airway with intubation may be needed to avoid respiratory compromise from aspiration of blood

>Elevating the HOB can improve airway and reduce risk for aspiration.

>left lateral decubitus position will help prevent aspiration of GI contents

>to provide initial intervention when the client experienced aspiration.

>To replace amount of blood loss.(Replace according to the amount of blood lost)

>antacids, antiemetics etc. can help reduced GI bleeding

>To decrease anxiety and to obtain client’s cooperation.

> avoid irritating foods, coffee, milk, bland diet.

> When therapy does not produce healing, surgery is required.


EVALUATION

After 8hours of nursing intervention the goal was met, the client was able to reduce risk for aspiration.

No comments:

Post a Comment